Daniel Igali v. Lincoln McIlravy, 1999 World Championships : Speakers & Interviews



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#26
Arm-spin   August 21 at 12:33am
McIlravy himself wasn't an Igali-basher as some of the commentors on this thread seem to be. After their Olympic semifinal match he told Daniel "you are the greatest wrestler I have ever faced"/

http://www.thewrestlingtalk.com/international-wrestling/108600-good-matches-3.html here's the match- OT portion only
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#25
Bulgarian_ WHRHS   July 24 at 8:40pm
what shoes is the american wearing?
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#24
Brian Krenzelak   July 23 at 9:24pm
only because Mcllravy loses
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#23
Brian Krenzelak   July 23 at 9:24pm
weak
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#22
Leroy Jenkins   July 17 at 9:41pm
next time i see igali, im gonna punch him in da mouf
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#21
Leroy Jenkins   July 17 at 9:40pm
the onlt thing i like about new free rules, the pushout
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#20
Leroy Jenkins   July 17 at 9:39pm
igali blows
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#19
Marty Bartram   June 25 at 11:56am
I don't know what it called but it looks like a baseball slide version of what we would call a boot scoot.
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#18
Anonymous Coward   June 25 at 11:40am
that move at 3:05 what is it called
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#17
Wow   June 19 at 12:56pm
3:05 sooo sick nasty. marry me lincoln
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#16
TJ X   June 19 at 8:20am
Another great match to enjoy. It is a shame that our wrestlers do not spend more time on turning opponents using the same chain wrestling style we practice so much on our feet. One turn, just one, could mean the difference in these high level matches. Unfortunately, our top wrestling leaves too much to be desired. We are letting too many great opportunities on top get by and hoping to get everything in terms of scoring on our feet and only on our feet. Thanks Guru for yet another great match with high action!
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#15
IndyRR   June 18 at 10:09pm
Finishing when you've got the single elevated--that's the whole difference in this match. Igali was able to do it at the end, and Mac couldn't when he had his chances earlier in the match. Conditioning was not a factor. Looked to me like Igali had plenty in the tank at the end.
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#14
Ian   June 18 at 8:53pm
3:05
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#13
Ed The Doober   June 18 at 8:07pm
Wow, lets just bag on Daniel Igali. Its not like he proved himself in the international wrestling scene more than once or anything. I like McIlravy, being that Iowa is my favorite team, but Igali was definitely a talented wrestler. Not to mention he is an awesome guy. He used his sponsorship and winning money to build a school in his hometown in Africa.
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#12
Arm-spin   June 18 at 7:04pm
oh and that last comment was mine, forgot to log in.
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#11
Anonymous Coward   June 18 at 7:03pm
Nothing wrong with Daniel's cardio. He's a counter wrestler, and it works perfectly in this match. After this he pinned Lincoln McIlravy at a grand prix tournament and beat him in a long OT at the Olympics... I get the feeling if Mac had scored the lasted TD instead of Daniel people would be enjoying this match a lot more:)
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#10
Aaron Gibson   June 18 at 5:37pm
I had Lincoln do a clinic at the school where I coach at in Ohio. He is a genuine person and a true role-model (not to mention one heck of a clinician). Lincoln has moved on with his life and is puruing his dream of running a business in the hotel industry. He has moved on from wrestling. One of the slickest wrester's our country has seen in some time in my opinion.
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#9
Anonymous Coward   June 18 at 5:10pm
mcilravy rocking the mullet
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#8
Ny Wrestling   June 18 at 5:06pm
what a terrible match. ilgali stalled and some of these rules are ridiculous. boring. how bought bono and mcilravy
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#7
Jim Kelly   June 18 at 12:14pm
besides being involved in the hotel business does anyone know why he's not coaching at least on a part time level or working with a club or anything?

always wondered that
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#6
Cliff Fretwell   June 18 at 8:43am
How can Olympic Champ ever be in that bad of shape. I know Lincoln was a machine but Igali was gassed after the first par terre exchange.

CAN got a good bit of extra time on top in the last exchange then went straight track meet.
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#5
Arm-spin   June 18 at 8:35am
Thanks!!! They showed us this one on the big screen once at the Canadian nationals but I'd been unable to locate it since.
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#4
Twilly   June 18 at 8:26am
Mullet was in full effect in '99 for McIllravy. I agree with Nywrestlingfan, it always seemed like McIllravy did everything right, but would usually lose to Igali
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#3
Job   June 18 at 7:44am
thanks so much craig for this one!!!!!!!
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#2
Nywrestlingfan   June 18 at 7:38am
thank you guru for posting this match, when Mcilravy wrestled he always appeared to be the dominant wrestler . Even when he lost to Igali in the worlds and the olympics I considered it an upset.Lincoln should speak to our world team about that dominant aura he carried when he went into a match,Lincoln and the brands always truly expected to win. We need that attitude today, i miss it.
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Craig Vitagliano   June 17 at 11:55pm
A great match between 2 amazing, evenly matched wrestlers. Both wrestlers stay in such perfect position. The handfighting by both wrestlers in order to just get an opening to take a shot is a thing of beauty. McIlravy is relentless and Igali's balance and power is something to marveled at. Igali played a bit of cat and mouse in the last minute and was finally able to take advantage of an opening as McIlravy forced the action.

Enjoy.
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Craig Vitagliano


Daniel Igali v. Lincoln McIlravy, 1999 World Championships

June 18, 2009
1999 World and 2000 Olympic champion Daniel Igali of Canada takes on 3x NCAA champ and Olympic Bronze medalist Lincoln McIlravy in the finals of the 1999 World Championships in Ankara, TUR.

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